Sentence examples for theoretical contest from inspiring English sources

In and out, the two Tory leadership contenders will swing, like the little wooden figures in a child's weather house, until there is an actual (rather than theoretical) contest to replace David Cameron.

Conversely, nearly a third of Republican primary voters said Mr. Romney would favor the rich, roughly the same number that said he was not conservative enough, a perception that could nonetheless help him in a general election: In theoretical contests against Mr. Obama, he performs best among the Republican field.

In a theoretical November contest wherein Clinton and Trump were the candidates, 56percentt of Cruz supporters would vote for Trump and a quarter would vote for a third party candidate.

Although our experiment was not designed to distinguish among different theoretical models of agonistic contest settlement (see above), we also tested a common prediction of these models that the size of participants' weaponry affects the duration of contests.

Our data contest the theoretical concerns posed by some regarding CGM use in the ICU.

The impact of Mr. Ryan's Congressional record on the presidential contest is not theoretical.

This paper reports the results of laboratory experiments that are designed to test theoretical predictions in a multi-battle contest with value complementarities among the battles.

The prior residence effect, where the first individual to inhabit a new habitat has an advantage in territory contests, has been found in a number of empirical studies (Bradbury and Vehrencamp 1998) and has received focus in theoretical analysis of asymmetric competition (e.g. Maynard Smith and Parker 1976; Enquist and Leimar 1987).

The nice thing about the contest is that it isn't purely theoretical — you'll actually be able to start using the new design in your browser, using a stripped down version of WebMynd's browser plugin.

This paper reports on the aims, the conceptual design and the results of the BioRegio contest (BRC) and tries to place it into a broader theoretical context.

We argue that a perspective supported by semiotic and cognitively oriented discourse analyses offers both theoretical insights and motivates representational requirements for the semantics of tools for contesting meaning.